We report a new route to F(2t)-IsoP (formerly named 8-epi-PGF(2alpha)) using a biomimetic radical cyclization of a highly functionalized C20 precursor. The strategy employed gives a beta-hydroxy free radical followed by molecular oxygen trapping, which is an unusual method for quenching carbon free radicals. We observed the formation of unique diastereoisomers (15R)- and (15S)-F(2t)-IsoP. This result is consistent with a strong stereoelectronic control associated with a steric effect initiated by the side chains alpha and omega on the cyclopentane ring.